
Advice, how-tos and therapy for Product Managers working in challenging and traditional environments. We write about every aspect of product management from product strategy and continuous discovery, to product execution and go-to-market.
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It’s 3.30pm on a Thursday afternoon and the third floor of the office, occupied by around 20 product managers, is uncharacteristically quiet. That morning the space had buzzed with excitement as we kicked off the AI hackathon and teams got...
In my time in product, I’ve noticed a common denominator in the most successful product managers that I’ve worked with. These people aren’t necessarily the smartest in the room nor do they have the most years of experience. What diff...
I’ve spent twelve years telling engineers what to build. But in March, I built something myself. Like, with my own actual, bare hands (insert gif of mad scientist here).
And it wasn’t just a prototype. It wasn’t a Figma file dressed up as...
Many of the challenges I’ve faced since becoming a product manager were ones I expected. Dealing with competing requirements, constant context switching and difficult stakeholders comes with the role.
Of course, the real challenges are oft...
Three years ago, I created seven guiding principles for the work of Kin + Carta’s Product Practice (now part of Valtech). Designed to support brilliant work, they served us well – anchoring work across multiple industries, technical context...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A community of Product Managers determined to discover and share the techniques that drive outcomes in challenging environments. We believe product breaks, but together we can fix it.
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Product Leader - From a lean engineering background I have built launched and managed products in forty two countries across multiple industries. I now help clients build their product capabilities with Valtech.
I’m a Product Manager in Bristol, UK. I like to work in complex public-sector systems and drive ethical, sustainable product management that embeds social value. I’m driven by making a positive difference to the world we live in.
Associate PM in Edinburgh
Product Lead
Building digital products
Senior Product Manager at Valtech
Product @ Valtech
Occasional thoughts and essays
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